Federația Națională a Părinților cere modificarea proiectului privind telefoanele și consilierea psihologică în școli

The National Federation of Parents – Edupart supports limiting mobile phone use in schools but calls for revisions to a proposed law mandating compulsory psychological counseling for students. They warn that the law could blur the lines between teachers' and mental health professionals' roles, potentially turning counseling into a disciplinary tool. The federation acknowledges the need for phone restrictions but emphasizes that the proposed mandatory counseling should be reconsidered. They argue that teachers should identify issues but not diagnose or mandate psychological interventions, which should be left to qualified specialists. The federation also highlights the importance of parental involvement in counseling processes and the need for clear regulations to protect children's rights and confidentiality.